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arika storm tek deken 50 g marine 135This technical, self righting turnout rug is lightweight and expertly designed to keep your horse dry and protected in the field. The unique 1200 Denier breathable waterproof outer is uniquely cut across the full width, eliminating leaks with no back seam. Coupled with an antibacterial, anti static shine enhancing lining, it stays perfectly balanced on your horse. 50g thermobonded fill wards off light chill with warmth that wont bunch up or slip down.
This technical, self-righting turnout rug is lightweight and expertly designed to keep your horse dry and protected in the field. The unique 1200 Denier breathable waterproof outer is uniquely cut across the full width, eliminating leaks with no back seam. Coupled with an antibacterial, anti-static shine-enhancing lining, it stays perfectly balanced on your horse. 50g thermobonded fill wards off light chill with warmth that won’t bunch up or slip down. Security is assured with a design-registered front closure. The top of two sturdy T-bars is 45° angled to relieve pressure across the point of the shoulder, for comfort and freedom of movement. Backed by a sandwich of anti-lint hook and loop tape, you can turn out with total confidence that the rug won’t slip. Traditional rugs, which wrap around the horse’s body, create tension around the shoulder and hind legs, which is restrictive and can cause rubbing. The globally patented two-part skirt breaks the tension, allowing free movement while holding warmth and shielding your horse's body from splashes. Crossed surcingles with a removable centre strap firmly secure the rug. Reflective safety strips ensure your horse is easy to spot in low light. A silicone-covered fillet strap keeps things clean and neat, while an extra-long tail cover protects the top of the tail. This rug comes complete with a detachable neck and is compatible with the full range of LeMieux rug liners, bibs and necks, giving you full rugging flexibility across the seasons.Shipping Notes
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A Book for our Times
Format: Kindle
This book has excellent advice for all Christians, as well as those not sure of what the Bible says. The passages, illustrations, scriptures are presented logically, Biblically, and hold much wisdom. I enjoyed the encouragement, practical steps that all can use.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2024
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The World of the End book
Format: Paperback
It's very good book written by Dr. David Jeremiah
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Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Diverse Worship--Make A Joyful Noise Unto The Lord All Ye Lands
Format: Hardcover
I love this beautifully illustrated story. Children and adults, too, learn God's vision for His church—true worship. Author Dorena Williamson presents an image of a church no longer divided by race, culture, or style of worship. Instead, the church is a gathering of God's people celebrating who He is and all He has done. Also included are author notes suggesting ways to share the importance of embracing and celebrating God's diverse world with children.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2021
★★★★★ 5
We Are Better Together
Format: Hardcover
One Sunday morning when all the Sunday school classes landed in a heap for a multi-generational assembly followed by muffins, I read aloud from The Celebration Place, Dorena Williamson’s anthem to the Body of Christ gathered. How refreshing to share the truth that worship (and worshipers!) will look and participate differently in other places!
Here in rural Maine where a choir is as rare a sight as a brown face, Erin Bennett Banks’s vivid illustrations enriched the text, and I was pleased to hear adult chuckles accompanying the page about rappers “nodding to the beat” while “old folks stomp their feet.” Together, author and illustrator announce the church as “no longer a divided space. Now it’s a celebration place!”
With so many fractures in our world upon which we can distance and divide, the pursuit of unity in the Body of Christ is difficult but crucial. The work toward delightful diversity done today in God’s House is affirmation of the truth that we are better together, and it is preparation for the day when we will join with all nations God has made to glorify his name, for he is great and worthy of our celebration.
Many thanks to IVP Kids for providing a copy of this book to facilitate my review, which is, of course, offered freely and with honesty.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 6, 2021
★★★★★ 5
A message of unity
Format: Hardcover
The Celebration Place is a vibrant picture book highlighting diverse cultures and people worshipping God in a variety of glorious ways. This inclusive book portrays vocal artists, indigenous groups, and a person in a wheelchair in praise of a God whose presence reaches around the globe. The book’s message rings clear: when God’s people assemble in love, the church is a celebratory place. The back matter prompts further conversation. Children and their caregivers will want this important book in their hands and on their shelves. This honest review is based on an e-advanced reader copy from the author and publisher.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2021